The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1901, Page 1

r 2 , a pe, eeteee SO SOSCEDEDE . CENTS A WEEK x > The only Paper in - e Seettio that dares Phone Main 1050 ° § to print the News 3 be Loenenenoeeweoseroroenes . ih i sok e n ——= we NO, 3. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, 1901, ONE CENT A COPY _ | SEATTLE GET A COMING 4 | 90000000009 949409909 990900006 006 06O OOOO OOOS wus THE LEADER 3 t Goods, a 1. SALT LAKE, Utah, Feb. 27.—Car- OLYMPIA, eb It fe not ike nS inten 710 Second Ave ge > Nation an her hatchet w n 1 ny “ will be ’ rie Nats i} r yy mt 4 vade Utah in a few days, The 1 the oF raat oe “ *. “her will «# ‘® ta Ogden on " It tte ee by B | Mearon 1, where she will lecture, and ro Lake | ap. j : jwill then « omve to Salt Lake, She | n boulevard, will hold an » 2 _—_— _ | Will remain here a few days prepar- other meeting tod If the bill is i 4 atery to going on to the Pacific | amended it Will receive the support mw 4 2 ea, | Coat, Where Khe proposes to continue Minit toe. | S$ | her crusade against the saloon evil ——— yportionment t has been " ‘ « py ow Black, Taffeta—Just ecelv ms to the Star From Presidents Hill) %s:.cv"%"s. Probable ew not Per eccamaea 1 te ae _ Printed Boulerds in pur own {1 | Black, Zeffeta—Just receiv: i 8 . . adopt the methods pursued in the! nak, Delhge the most complete goods, which we ale : and Mellen--The N. P. Will Act if the Great 2s:\ss%: sate. "salogn men here Judge Tallman Decides That the Automatic Compauy Has “shins mftion to buy ench member atkortintet Of these mo ty low 5 : jare prepared to give the fam of the se $2.0 worth of stamps, sirable goods t found in inwtend Of 6... +06 The | Morthern Delays Too Long- A Crisis Near. ds chenat aly @iecmae te a Valid Franchise and Can Proceed With Its fvated. | Davie, of Piarce, eall: thie city, We advise an carly} Re ity tice of her coming wa $ cannot be duplicated aa elved in « letter by John Baker, Work of Installing Phones. The bill introduced by representa ge ~— F tees an Ogden tlokét broker, Who has the | tiven f acoma and Kweret, pro: ' distinction of being a cousin to the] | viding to submit the capitat remer } Remember the Be > ly “ | 4 Mot wrecker, | }al question to a to, bh been it - +4 ibe Gar Bae undertaken to get at | to offer a better proposition to Sent- —— | Gotaite : op Bag Re Beg " pa fos 3 fects regarding the in-| Ue as soon as it is f the E ‘ Last night after Judge Hickman | number of holes for poles, et Teco at Ladies or tid Hold Good all This Week. » 4 he Ne agteoment with th at Northern BUFFALO, N. ¥., Feb. 21--At! yoore had de the fi son thie showing that Judge |» 4 a Great North aareeme " the Gre orthern AU 5 . m oore de the final ar nent | Was oi \ ow ly ¥ ge | house. hey Great Kortheru in| Reading between the lines of Mr, | Chattes this morning, on the Went. | ovr Kea mate th gument | riliman based hie decision, with 090040660000 06660000008 1094090000000000000600000 © onstruction of the | sfelion's tetexrarn Arent thar erm New York and Pennsylvania |!" behalf of the city, or, perb jout regard to any apparent Inactiv OLYMPIA » , wuion pasvenger depot in| the Northers Pas expect | road, & snow plow ran into the rear | more specifienlly, in behalf of Jity on the : primary. ill w PRESGRIPT IONS i iy. It has also asked Mr. Mel No: ¢ with es a aca i durets One killed and | Me rty in the se] The ordix | - f ire as to how the Northern | the stiptat | wo fatally injured apainet thé Telephone company & franchise required CAREFULLY : 4 e len c i he on hould tth A ands on depot matters, ‘The! {.& unlon stations ie | Company, Jidge ‘Tatiman immedi- | ,Pat, the work shooid. begin wi PP 0.14.0 UNDED mes MeDt Gud the answers re-| demonstrate thie as a | ately made his decision in favor pe of the permit T main of ware i the presidents for the| N rn Pacific probably wilt mak | the Automatic Telephone Co . 4 Judge Tallman, “that the city| when the bill ir aa we j 4 tinental lines are hers | another and better proposition for a} | caring the franchise of the defend. {Pieced too little stress upon the third reading it wi all probabtlt = to the people of Be-|#ta lumbia street. Until | ; [amount of work required in the |ty ‘pape, 2 then there i no other prospect ex- a ant company still alive j beginning; the «reat stress in the jeept the chamee that th } The city held that the grantees ot lordtnene © Was attached to the fact be noticed that Mr. Mellen | Northern will undertake wo put | is the franchise had not begun work |that the franchise would be an Ss matters at considerad's | promises into effect. ‘ nulled should the work not be com “stating, In effect, thet h The excuse that Mr. Hii nmkes| BOSTON, Feb. 1—Cunner Morgan | te tarts (AYE Feauired PY | pleted within @ specified time Fis proceed with the building | 40e# Not seem to be tenable, as the|came over from Chariestown navy | ‘he franchise |, The arguments conwumed nearly BI vada canal location is down between Han-| yard this morning. He he The showing was, he that |two day 1 it wad after 6 o'clock Station Mf, after &) ford street and Spokane avenue,! ate conference with Adm the company had performe lant sig! when Judge Taliman . time, Mr. Hill does not) fully & milo below the propored site| son. Morgan sald the meeting was | *™ work. They had dug «| made his 10 eect. The meesage from Mr. | of the Union depot. An officer of the | very pleasant, but would say noth ——— — 2 Seattle and Lake Washington W further. | ae There ts hardly any! which has the contract | dowht that Morgan's ONQUERED., hort and gives a reason for of} “erway Co, viet woe in | bey, and « part to the quartermas- Bae Wat oftees we Mucavetion of) of bullding the canal, and also of | ceanection with BSampaon's fam {si ‘at Fort ‘Tiscum, on the south me whea 3 ene pF ery be | Alling io ee Ude Mate, said this aft. | letter protesting against promotion | the bay r r , ) 7 GET IN ernmoon: ir. MH) can go ahead with | of warrant office for lack of good yale are desired on the fol To C Ceieimcnbat surprise | Nw depot at anem an faf'ne ream ve |brocdleg sampbom retuned tod I: chrgeomevs te geniret.on we @-| Kitchener's Grand Coup \\ ( W ‘uit Your Bay sm CLOTSISG a js location t# over a mile abowe the | ouss the visit, on te, | i o 2 CLO’ NG all obetactes, whether | . " ‘ ad vere the — — DEF ‘ Mapuntaine or hostile com-|{ame™betnd canal gang {here the Did Not Materialize @: RET ‘ lands are almost all fitted tn crise The Waterway om pany eranted an extension of {( be paralyzed by the he has tort on the Be Musicians’ Union, woe ntract JENERA Y NEW GOODS AT LOWER Prices THAN ¥ | weight « measurement for Jand for general merchandise by | | |weleht and measure: the} } | whartege at Seattle to be paid by } [the abtpper, and freight to jand | as Expected, Bate. However, it is sin- | . to fil ide Jane Musicians’ union, No, 16, 0° seattto. © beach abov ter ma . END OF 4 @0N FOR FAG-ENDS. COMB that he will find a way | ‘This was tone by Land Commission, | Will sive a manquerade bait at (he| se 4g Sf Soa pcmeas oo tien aaaolones ae SAE Teo te ediberrhawe met gris agg Ban = make the depot 48 / er Bridges Just before he entered Armory ball-next Friday evening. | jenignate. In other words tehter- IN AND LET U8 DEMON ni Age ” office last y The extension was | TD¢ Proceeds will go towards defray Si I di PI age at Valdes ts to be included tn ADVANTAGE OF TRADING AT A STORK THAT C4 for four years. Recently the North, |#K the expense of sending a dele- | QIOUX INGANS FIAN AN) ihe race civen. | ONLY REMABLE GOODS AND SELLS AT THE LOWES “t destre Curther to state that the| LONDON, Feb. 27.-Gen. Kitchen- NO! OFIT. oats referred to an being at Tacoma | er sent to the war oMfes today a re MARGIN OF PROFIT. ern Pacific, Great Northern, and | S8te to the Musicians’ national © pert on- | Yention to be held im Denver, Coto., Sas }? a sai gro work an ty ir |eoeontine erie bine.” Gs Prides | Uprising if They Do OF pag 9 afternoon the musicians of the city | ag ies gt AE nation Bathe in the ‘ : 4 20 $6 00 U 0. thorn: Pecihe ip| Will parade the streets in contume | Not Get Money. Nr RR RIE fe ey Pil eg nego Youths’ Suits, hge 14 to ‘ p y} v | claims that the “nilsapprehen |yvidentiy plans failed. itis res ° ¢ $2 50 U 4 P “= CHINESE | ince tae snes of the quacuermanten’s [evo Mamart Boys’ Suits, Age 8 to 14 50 Up | R AZARGO, NS. D.. Feb ghd | etc aii. | ere 4 7 $2.00 Up ELLA GIVEN WITH SELLING FOR Wo x agencies confirm | ties, ove rapes that the Indians Bowler Located. in an ugly mood and «ill cause ser'- ous trouble if the intertor depart John Bowler, who has been mii ‘ ape’ et: HE MAY BE vances relative to the money due | for the past six months, was located | ment doesn't take some notice of the | ne from hie home in Beattie yesterday by his wife, He Child's Suits, Age 3 to 8 A FOLLMER, CLOGG & CO, UMB! EACH BUIT. SUCH AS WE HAVE B&B AND The. | | | | rt in Saw eperelions | | | COWARDS I believe a Union depot should Sitti ee 2nd only a Union one, un- Refused to Aid P 190 treaty, The Indius are anid | had failed to anawer her letters ‘on his own prop- eTuse: ii ASSON- | to nave aned an uprising on the | LYNCHED bs M t to Columbia or Mar. ith of July RAILROAD NOTES. ‘on street, with all freight shed ideas @) far removed. The city should newer conde purpose, oF gers on the Rio Janeiro. | A Girl Identifies Negro Who 1. A. Nadea ‘general nt of the} Northern Pacific left night for MANY WERE )Piiat, Mich, where he was called to j the sick bed of his mother —— FFOCATED M. J. Ronche, traveling passenger INDIANAPOLIS, agent of the Great Wentern, at Port- one, I think the citizens would have} SAN FRAN. Cal ltand, ts in Beattle today. ton Jatt Thureiay morn hos ay Be substantial ees ‘eof te Ne tear ever the bod KEMMERER, Wyo., Feb. t1.-The | 5 PARE MWentified “Doe” Reed, who is under ‘cat a Tatts Belen we otreet tn ict of Seveleene <j total numberof lives lost in the} ae r = omy an ae Siero Diamondville mine fire ia 3% » ecmumibted the crime, Reed will ite fact that the Chinese crew show - 7 abt night. Feeling 4 | St cowardice, and refused to aid the | eat woe sere sereain that | FOR | Y MEN runs high at 0 and it in fears 19%) passengers. Pllot Jordan stated he | ed that ther @ repetition of by however, that @ a ala? We havé| Northern Pacific de on its own MINCKLEY SLOCK months 'y near Colum! street would Station, but | be a splendid still, by wait. aceoant of }ing for the two to Dutld Ind, ° Dorothy Darter, ansaylted at Irving- Feb. 27 A’Strictly Family Proposition. Brunner & Co. 502 Pike Street. have recelved a full line of old whiskies of al branda, Also wines of aD * ave ah excellent 5-year-old Kentucky Bourbon at To per bot~ tle, which we guarantee to equal any $1.00 goods in the market. ® trial and convince yoursely Telephone Main 1060. Close to car line, CHEYENNE, Feb —~Terrible seenes of grief attended the reopen ing of the Diamondyille mine at Kenunerer, in which % miners per- ished by fire. ‘The bodies of cight and 19 Schonerman Sieg i expand along the water front and in | @ southerly direction. If the Great | Northern or any other road should establish a depot right at King street @/it would cut out the largest slice of territory remaining available for business. Mew firms would not, could not, go way down south of the depot and start into business, for it js & well known fact that the group re-ling of extablishments in the same & meet-|iine of trade or industry Is erential failed} to wholesale and to Suoocatlag interests of this city are growing age Nothing should Place It Var Away, \¢ ‘As for the proposed depot, it ought to be far enough away from nd street to make It unobjection- able. The large cities of the United States allow depots to be built where business will not be incommoded. it - |i not the habit of large communities can. We should pesto carry depots — tod g os ‘Meet itizens more of their patrons. & man is go! 4 ee — ons journey, say in New York, Chi- @| cago, or San Franc he takes 4 ——-—————@ | street car fe the depot, Br Bd connection with .| be three miles away. mal no C tne tas. | aifterence to him, whether he =| advised Capt. Ward not to enter the | tl! the entombed miners were the Terre Haute lynching The flames were gotten under con- ee eo po ture business Interests of this city. 8 prevas thal opening the shaft and taking out Senator Hoar’s arraignment of the street. leven a mile, The reason is easily n- = > Se wont $250 Each ery lil and died. the Aust some et in the Austrian jsomebody's carele a Wehted recovered today and placed tn | {8} harbor. The wv I was carried ‘on | focal o4 within three minutes ohas < = union passenger depot near King | 1 night, and thie morning ie, city ity of Beat Seattle| The depot should be placed at least TAKING OUT bodies of the victims, Philippines public land section of Foe Calemabin ott Ti rong Northern Pa-| derstood. The district around | cs The origin of the fire io not yet Good Rpilding Lots on Queen Anne Hill, Jesmmobeaary, sorcpermeres ©, spies Reichstrath. PLAGUE is fans. Meavy ime mine} VIENNA, Feb. 27,-Furlous disor 3 der prevailed again today in the | no doubt whatever that st ihe Dultding | tne rocks by « strong Ude.. the fire broke out of street would be an Injury to the fu t wllbes cckclato began preparetions fer re- WASHINOTON, D. ©, F passenger de-| half a mile south of King street, or As & result of the horror attenaing | potion |the ecldent, ‘Mrs. Peter impeon, Another High Old Time | the,ar7 pin ted to une adoption yen Hill's| street ia absolutely needed for the | who was in ith, bec y « known. at it ts supposed that by he drivers cabin, "Driver, Jasoee HERBERT S. UPPER makes rescue work difficult. Fazn- | MUST FORGE sinted tn making a epeéch in his na- |e bere, including two. Bul ne. Serious crease, answered as Minn... Feb. et 1901. ert. depot Bay acinad development of the wholesale and gave the alarm, but many of the Kies are gathered @t the mouth « | Uve language. The Germans gath- alarm ia created by the in E CHINE E. ered enough to know that he was | | | blackguarding them. They made His complete fai ~ 34 jure | manufacturing Ce ig ghey 4 Sia ne Bverete improve: cay available location for new’ fuc-| Victima did not understand English. the opening, awatting the ringing forth of more bod Ved preniont, who net Germs | LOCAL AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS forward, | tories and new wholesale estab! MAY WHEAT, y Steyn rushed at Freese Will Meet Friday Evening at the consider and| ments. Husiness of either one or the Pacifie| other clans cannot clim> the hills SAN Cl iL, Feb. 17 be "ithe. wins Noor Germany Will Use Troops) rf ened him by the throat Until Dem. s Are Czechs rushed to Fressels' assis Old University, HE world’s the king of wrin- gers. Nothing better has ever been pro- provid- | beyond the water front. . It can only Ante and beat Steyn till the blood beak. Grante WASHINGTON. ran from bis nose and mouth. The Germana railed soon and forty men reso BERLIN,“ Feb. 27—During the began fighting. The president fin- Ally closed the aitting. CHICAGO, WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 27-—~ | course of a debate In the reichateg ‘The conference report on the | milt- y ever ‘the Wil ‘capiaietnting t 4 ropriation bill wa: 4 worhdenwrwe ying he 000 marks for the mainten- Feb. 2-—-May wheat, duced. T6416 d to the this morning. | 1%. principal disagreement between | ance of German troops in China, the e two houses was over the hazing | government pointed out the’ neces- m, which provides that the | sity for the German forces rei perintendent of the academy shall | ing in China to ‘aime promulgate a code of rules to pre- 1 vent hazing, and that cadets guilty shall be expelled and never allowed to graduate. This proviso unanimously agreed to, This Royal Wringer is warranted by us for 5 years from date if purchased for family use. If any part breaks or wears out dur- ing sald time we will replace the same free of charg: To the Amateur Photographers of Seattle has beon issued handsome in- Vitations to @ meeting to be held in the Young Naturaltet hall, otd univ- ersity grounds, on March 1, at § ® Db. m., for the purpose of organizing Gers | an_ Amateur Photographic cfub. | | | MILES & PIPER GO. : ae. Ie The objecta of said club are: To! bring together the amateur photog raphers of this city for the mutual benefit, instr factory arrangement dimeulties Was | was assured at an early day. Will Seek a Pardon, A \I>e Coroner's Jury Finds Th ion and improvement | rides and for the purpore of having 2 Or | ent for the cure of the morphine r \s * the car or five blocks Maggie Hunsucker Did anized body with qualified off ; ee An effort may soon be made to re- 99 9 an to inaintain « correspondence | 78-84 Yesler Way. pe them more |duee the sentence of J. Wallace Not Commit Suicide. and communica with e#imfine 2 it with the| below King street, would |Cary, the young Englishman who ; clubs in other parts of the country, | The Lergeat Stove Housein the Northwest 4 for Union facilities |it remote from the future center | wae 14 years ago, sentenced to life and to furnish to the members of independent negotiations{ population, for the tendincy is to ex. |imprisonment for killing an Indian —_— said club a headquarters at a maxim | Soo 0060000000000000000000 ' it fime, and, |, un-|pand the city in that direction. women with whom he was living. cost, eauipped with conventences, ] time an wlapeed foe] comes 0 oe position Mrs. Ktta Bartlett, the one person | At 6 o'clock last evening the coron-|#Uch 8 dark rooms, printing, rooms, | POOCCCCSCCC+IC9©OOSOOO . vat eeesy, to comply wit! ie . * who believed in hin innocence and | o ine ‘o | ete | You no doubt are aware that high gloss is Or ‘under which we entered | and that of Mr. Mellen for a passen- | Sapteed be ebtein the commutation the bm ger gg «be ie ckce,|..The following are the signers of TRY DOMESTIC FINISH 2°." Gate? Only one machine fn Che elty r ie same, | Failure to comply | ger ceneson Pi roea gins iy yon Dr | of his sentence, If preparing ® peti- | brought in w verdict that she came| thé invitations: “has. B. Crane, ©. 1s that will produce Domestic properly ach conditions wit! ie Ay @ fo 7 a | ton to be handed Gov. Roger 4 F “| Blethen, A. Kinnear, H. Rief, A. | be giad| unhesitatingty favor the last- pamed| F h $ f which wil be aagned by the 7 relerieee dont fa le en tine c Warner, tive. 2. 2. Monenbore, | Cascade Laundry co., lndepententiy in, providing| plan, It would injury the city ar) For So t ie sents OT | who tried the condemned man, and| Ford, Mrs, Charlotte Morgan and | M?. Chas. L, Denny, N. W. Hugging, Corner Third Ave. and Main st fm a location which is, to) less to have the Northern Pacific pthe prosecuting attorney and other| Bert’ Chapman responsible for the |< Buesell, C..¥. Youngs, J. F. Uptown Office, 817 Second Avenue. = Preferable for alt inter-| plant s station for passenger train Washington Has officials. + woman's death ee Depay, 3, A. Dekeres on the water on two “ eee | slee an} H. M. Bemiss, Emil “C, @ MELLEN.” | tail jon of the town, taking its cn ee te De anne Waki De Holmes, H. 1.’ Malt- freight tracks and terminals to some D d saat a - hye B | je zone = by, W. G. Thompeon, Jno, Riplinger, MP. Wil ii Compromian. @ | outside point, than tt would if Mr. ecreed, sddloted ¢o the use of morphin es |W A. Cole, Lewis i. Coppa, 0. 0, ° ———-—- | Hill should plant himeslt sauarely ioyed Pr Adam Ford ot the Ween. {Denny, A. W. Conant, 0. P. ‘Ander Don't purchase your Cook Stove this ie will be neon that the in the center of the future manufac- 3 othe ington eanitarium, to give her treat {son, J. H. Closson, F. ¢ King. 00 0ves without examining Ogden’s stock. ratiway ie disposed turing district of this efty, Just received a large consignment - lh bit Arthur Ford, c of D f Jor court, was continued OMIMTIO: Toe 5 Ford, escorting te witnesses, gave of steel cook stoves, every one guaranteed and at prices jof the superior court, w 1! has refused to pans the bill reducing | the Huneucker woman injectio i y >IKE STREET iy [orth saccn If'on acount of the iN | the matitnute toile’ for” booming Uh |the Hunsucker woman an injection @ which will command your trade. 507 PIKE STREET, nees of the Setegtant, 3:6 Reto eel | ows; alno killed the bill promipitiog | died. He followed the injection by * ee who is now at Providence ho the use of salmon eggs as trout bait . 1 | gt he tablet of e ne. AMéaviee teatitying to his copdition | Land's bill, compelling the use I | Misund nding Causes Shippors | fiver hourn after Ford lett. the ee Wor dos} soll a pate ot THE ROPE were brought from Dre. T. W. 6l0an | aafety appiidnees im mills and fac- THE BELL and H. J. Fleisher of Beattie. Drs. | tories wiso fatled. f, to Err. and died. re ‘We na set Signe ond Johnson Armatrong, of ‘Tacoma, and house passed the senate bilfe Z Dra, W. N. Powers and Newlands, Inonay learning “how” to At gla We can and do improved |W. J. Miles, of this city, were pres- ng cities to refund warrant or | who conduated the autapay, both te on othor optiotans’ work. HM. OL AY EVERSOLE, 704 24 ay, Bonttly | mente of freight to Alewk ntion n an aocennories to the death of the i, Feb, 27—~Al Cowen, #/ ent, and gave corroborative test! d indebtedness; appropriating ns *, Q e er Geo. uhle J nat it ni ad \e was positively identified this | mony. $12,623 to pay judgments againat the | aadresed the to men, bas |S n't wintumian tet ane CANNED SALMON-—1-Ib ...... us by Annie MeAtee and Mrs. —— f; addressed the following letter to all| while in a convulsion, but that t d aa the 1000 who assault. | Congres asking for Pin, is eater) ar] fhe parties who recently handed in|immediate cause of death was! tN epen ent elephone GLOSS STARCH—4 pkgs ..... iorthe, Police say that the WEATHER FORECAST. (fife Narbor. | Rete anaatae the government |atryctmime nal ios S coucH'sy ot weve Ses oh a fe . a An attempt will be made in the | «Owing to a misunderstanding on |read, Coroner Hoye issued warrants, Companies core a = e mtiag aenew ite Beattie and vicinity—Tonight and | house tomorrow to pass the doctors’ | eo Thursday, occasional rain; briak| pit over the veto of the governor the part of several of the shippers |charging Arthur Word as principal, : UGH Retase! | south winds. |of the conditions under which ship-|and Chapman end the Morgan wom Great Victory. 7 A HOSHOR ILL. i Mg is Postponed. smberziement case of tho Seeinst J. A. Hoabor, which pay been taken up orimine! Carartment a E Case of Rab seiaiieent Against Him, | hold a meeting next Friday eventny jet the Pilgrim this | i EXPLOSION corner of Broadway and EB. | street, at 6:16 o'clock.| NEW WHATCOM, Feb, 27.—-An Christian Endeavorers, » of the lo- fea will The executive com nites or) Christian Endeave church, epublican Business of importance will come up explosion 1 tule” eenzen cost nd ai] presidents and chairmen are | cine last nigh ¢ g a gen | feausicn ta bo preoomt. and Dick Liaiz, Morgan od Je letter from the office aes | HMunsuckef woman. Mre t Word's as @ me} are herewith returned with |Is in the employ of the t that they may be sub- | nurse seited te snoptdanies with Wo ik. | Dersctive Lasdecasmneted. Chapman formation contained herein, namely: |and‘the Morgan woman, They are “The articles to be shipped con. Jat the city jail. Ford, who ts sick of hay in double compre: , 1s under guard at his room tn 1 Set some round and some aqu sanitarium on Becond avenue oats in macks, and general mer-|north, chandive, <A portion of this prop In all probabilities complaints will ty is to be delivered to Capt. Aber mainst Ford, Chapman cremble, on tho outh side of an Wome todayy | be issued a. and the Mo BOSTON, Feb. 27. Rrown states that the cir cided against th Judge Telephone Company in the famous | Rerliner patent cp ‘The decision | the independerit companies: ell company, in its o alleges intro g emvat oT pai am a SURE | Gaivetion Of cares Rheumatiom. 15 & 25a, 1227 YESLER WAY **°2's'°"" SAAA00 00000 0000 000040 00 00000000 0008 HET When You Want a Perfect White Wine, Buy our Riesling AA, @ per gallon, Sauterne A, @ $1.00per @ falion, Sauter AA @ $1.50 pr gallon. These have a beautiful ¢ $ color-and a fine bouquet. * Tel, Main 667, . 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